Sentence examples for a real willingness from inspiring English sources

So this may be a real willingness to drive less.

"There is a real willingness to build capacity, and that can strengthen the government," he said.

"You might well find that there is a real willingness to work together".

The company can't automatically know – this is about showing a real willingness to engage and to take people's views and experiences on board.

His stature was only enhanced by a real willingness to play politics and stand up to Liverpool's detested former owners, Tom Hicks and George Gillett.

Providing you get the mechanisms right, which in my view has to mean genuine collaboration, I think there is a real willingness to work together," says Creese.

"Yes, the party is serious about cracking down on corruption, but I've still not seen any real willingness to go above a certain level," a Western diplomat said.

With Putin present, O'Reilly spoke of "widespread scepticism... about whether there exists any real willingness to see the media become a financially-strong, influential and independent participant in Russian society today".

Sadly, Mr Hannigan's late-in-the-day call for GCHQ to get engaged appears unattached to any real willingness to reflect on whether the blanket snooping which caused such outrage around the world last year needs to be modified, or even subjected to a more testing standard of accountability than that which the intelligence commissioner's friendly chats in Cheltenham currently provide.

None of them understand the problem or demonstrate any real willingness to solve it.

And what we witness in the media among politicians is often more "gotcha" than any real willingness to delve deeply into authentic conversations over points of disagreement.